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Turncoat said: 

LeggaLeggaLegga said: 

Turncoat said: 

LeggaLeggaLegga said:

I'd recommend giving all your money to charity. I did that once, and then I starved for like 3 weeks lol. 

Did you get anything out of it?

At the time? I felt less guilty and freeer. Later, it made for a funny story. Not why I did it though.

I never respected money.

I thought that way too for a bit, but then lumped it more into not respecting streamlining. A lot of my dislike of it's really more of a frustration over how it's used rather than the idea itself, as who wants to carry a cow and some sheep with them every time they want to trade for groceries? 

The less time investment required though, the less they'll think about what they're doing. It's the difference between pressing a button to shock someone to death versus stabbing them repeatedly face to face. 

You lost me.

LeggaLeggaLegga said: 

Turncoat said: 

LeggaLeggaLegga said: 

Turncoat said: 

LeggaLeggaLegga said:

I'd recommend giving all your money to charity. I did that once, and then I starved for like 3 weeks lol. 

Did you get anything out of it?

At the time? I felt less guilty and freeer. Later, it made for a funny story. Not why I did it though.

I never respected money.

I thought that way too for a bit, but then lumped it more into not respecting streamlining. A lot of my dislike of it's really more of a frustration over how it's used rather than the idea itself, as who wants to carry a cow and some sheep with them every time they want to trade for groceries? 

The less time investment required though, the less they'll think about what they're doing. It's the difference between pressing a button to shock someone to death versus stabbing them repeatedly face to face. 

You lost me.

TLDR; Money isn't bad, it's just a tool, but the streamlining it allows for risks exponential damages. 

Noted with thanks.